Osho Zen Tarot – Existence

“I celebrate Indrāksī,

That goddess

Whom the gods glorify with many names:

 

Brightness

Bearer of the Conch

Red-clad Widow

Great Goddess

Moonglow

Great Heart of Austerity

Sāvitrī

Splendor of Meditation

Gāyatrī

Lady Brahmā

Sound-essence of the Wisdom Books

 

Lady Narāyana

Auspicious Darkness

Lady Rudra

Black-hued

Flame of the Sacred Fire

She of the Terrifying Face

Black Night

Mistress of Yogic Austerities

 

Raincloud-dark

Thousand-eyed

Wild-haired

Water-bellied

Great Goddess

She of Unbound Hair

She of Terrifying Form

She of Tremendous Might

 

Invincible

Bestower of Auspiciousness

Felicity

Destroyer of Disease

Beloved of Śiva

Attendant of Śiva

Sword-Flame of Agni’s Fire

She Who Reveals Herself Clearly Before One’s Eyes

Supreme Lady

 

Eternal

Bewitching

Goddess

Beautiful

Queen of the Universe

Indra’s Eyes

Indra’s Splendor

Indra’s Cosmic Power

Final Refuge

 

Destroyer of the Demon King

Vanquisher of Camunda

Womb of the Gods

Lady of the Great Boar

Lady of the Man-lion

Ferocious

She of the Terrifying Roar

 

Sacred Revelation

Sacred Remembrance

Constancy

Intelligence

Laksmī

Sarasvatī

Infinity

Victory

Abundance

Mother of the Mind

Unrivalled

Bhavānī

Pārvatī

Durgā

Daughter of the Himalaya

Ambikā

Lady Śiva.”

From Song of the Glorious “Eyes of Indra” translated by Constantina Rhodes, included in her book “Invoking Lakshmi: The Goddess of Wealth in Song and Ceremony”

Osho Zen Tarot – Receptivity